Breaking Britain returns, this time it’s the schools
Why is so much of Britain’s infrastructure literally falling apart?
13 Sep 2023
News
Press release on the Autumn Statement.
Lib Dems condemn “chaotic and incompetent” budget
17 Nov 2022
Sewage in our Rivers
The sheer quantity of raw sewage being dumped into Britain’s rivers and coastal areas is a scandal and a disgrace.
14 Sep 2022
Negative campaigning by Michael Howard's Conservatives based on fiction not fact
Many people have been shocked and surprised at the negative and nasty leaflet received from Michael Howard's Conservative candidate in the Totnes Constituency. Concentrating on a series of statements about Liberal Democrat policy that are simply untrue, it does nothing to promote Conservative policies for tackling some very important issues.
29 Apr 2005
Liberal Democrats Launch Ethnic Minority Manifesto
Earlier in the Campaign, the Liberal Democrats launched their manifesto for Black and Minority Ethnic communities and set out their support for diversity in Britain.
29 Apr 2005
Penn Ecumenical Council Hustings
This evening Colin Ross, Liberal Democrat candidate for Wolverhampton South West attended Penn Ecumenical Council hustings at St. Michael's Church on Coalway Road in Penn. The hustings were not as well attended as others have been , which was disappointing. However, the audience participation was very high with a number of insightful questions on national and local issues as well as on moral questions.
28 Apr 2005
Independent study gives thumbs up for Lib Dem plans - Robinson
West Chelmsford's Lib Dem Westminster Candidate Stephen Robinson says, "A report published today by the independent Institute of Fiscal Studies entitled "Proposed Tax and Benefit Changes: Winners and losers in the next term", says that 70% of households would be best off under Liberal Democrat plans, compared to those of Conservative and Labour parties."
28 Apr 2005
Why Should The Country Trust Blair On May 5th? - Kennedy
Charles Kennedy, Leader of the Liberal Democrats, responding to the publication in full of the Attorney-General's legal advice, said "If Tony Blair couldn't trust his own Cabinet with the full facts, if he couldn't trust the Commons, then why should the country trust him on May 5th?"
28 Apr 2005
Tania Exley-Moore on Whitby job losses: 'Fairtrade begins at home.'
"My heart really goes out to the people who will lose their jobs: it's an awful personal and financial blow. It's not as though there are vacant jobs in Whitby for them to simply walk into.'
28 Apr 2005